No, not unless you want to create an all day event for each day with the
number. (It's easy to do, using Excel.)

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"Max" wrote in message
...
I know how to set my Outlook Calendar to number the weeks, but is it also
possible to set it to number the days? You know, so that January 1st is
Day
#1, December 31st is Day #365, and so on for the whole year. I have a
vendor
who utilizes this system, and it would be so convenient for me to have it
automatically in Outlook, much as it is in those dreaded paper planners!

Thanks in advance.